Eventbrite - LISTEMELA and NCAMS presents Long Island STEM EdCamp - Friday, May 19, 2017 at Cedar Road School, East Northport, NY. Find event and ticket information.

A presentation by hoosier teacher created with Haiku Deck, free presentation software that is simple, beautiful, and fun.

A presentation by Ellen Cordeiro created with Haiku Deck, free presentation software that is simple, beautiful, and fun.

The #EdCamp Revolution is here to stay! Have you attended an EdCamp yet? Well, you should! In case you haven't been paying attention, the EdCamp movement is changing the way educators connect and learn. Every educator, teacher, administrator, consultant--anyone in the field of education should experience an Edcamp. Here is a poster that I have shared through social media many times before. This poster is meant to guide the EdCamp experience, and help EdCampers remain in the spirit of the unconference, which is participant-driven! EdCamp sessions are not planned, and definitely not prepared PowerPoint presentations. Let discussion and participants guide the learning!

A presentation by Carlos Fernandez created with Haiku Deck, free presentation software that is simple, beautiful, and fun.

Introduction to Edcamp: Mary Beth Hertz, one of the founders of edcamp Philly, gives an introduction to the 'unconference' model for educators.

edcamp 101 - the basics

Організація EdCamp провела велику роботу та проаналізувала, скільки непотрібної паперової роботи виконують вчителі

Whether it's called an Edcamp or a TeachMeet, an unconference offers a fun, no-pressure, FREE alternative for professional development.

Edutopia blogger Mary Beth Hertz reports from EdCamp NYC about design thinking, the maker movement and their relevance to STEM curriculum.

Starting with FlipGrid I had first heard about the program FlipGrid from a few different colleagues in my county and then saw teachers posting about it on Twitter during EdcampMD. Then while planning an EdCamp for my local teachers union and I had asked FlipGrid for a couple licenses for giveaways (having no idea what […]

Unconferences are participant-driven professional learning gatherings. The “un” refers specifically to the fact that there is no top-down organization, no high registration fees, and no vendors. In the edcamp movement, the agenda is self-organizing, formed on-the-spot the day of the gathering. That’s the beauty of it, and also what makes people – especially some administrators – so nervous about it. How can you show up the morning of conference with a blank agenda and create what participants say is “the Best PD ever”?